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Colorado is renowned as a destination for outdoor lovers of all kinds. The rugged Rocky Mountains and millions of acres of forests in the state provide a wealth of hiking trails, available in few other locales. Individual hikes aroun…
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Backpacking, hiking and camping are enjoyable activities, but there is the very real danger of getting lost in the wilderness or underestimating the time it takes to return to the starting point of the adventure. Spending a night in th…
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The rivers and lakes created by the Colorado Rockies provide a huge variety of engaging water sports. Whether you choose to kayak, raft, canoe or motorboat, it's important to consider safety first and carry proper flotation devices. Co…
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Timberline is defined as an imaginary boundary above which trees will not grow. The exact elevation is determined by climate, slope aspect and the species of tree, and varies from 11,000 to 12,000 feet in Colorado. The trees near the a…
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If you're traveling by air to the Colorado ski and hiking areas, there's a good chance that your flight will land in Denver. Most of the ski and hiking areas have a base elevation of 8,000 to 10,000 feet. Unless you're coming from anot…
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The Colorado Rockies is the starting point for many of the nation's biggest river systems including the Colorado and the Rio Grande. For the intrepid adventurer Colorado's rivers offer a plethora of rafting and kayaking opportunities f…
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With more sunlight than San Diego or Miami Beach, Denver, Colorado, offers an eclectic and visually stunning romantic backdrop for lovers. The "Mile High City" is known for its breathtaking mountain scenery, historic towns and crisp, t…
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Traveling by train is an increasingly rare way to see the country and enjoy the scenery, so why drive to Yellowstone National Park when you could let someone else do it for you?
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With over 24 parks, some with trails, fishing, wildlife viewing, skating and a dog park, Brighton, Colorado has much to offer an outdoor enthusiast. Barr Lake State Park is located about five miles away where you can fish for rainbow…
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For RVers who are headed to the Colorado Rockies, Denver is a great starting point. On your way out of town and up to the mountains, you can stop in historic Golden, which is home to the Coors Brewery, Clear Creek and a plethora of sm…
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Denver, Colorado is a popular vacation spot. The Rocky Mountains are a great place to ski, snowboard or hike. Other activities include horseback riding, whitewater rafting or kayaking, biking and fishing. Area attractions include Six F…
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Denver, Colorado lies just east of the Rocky Mountains and is near several other outdoor recreation areas, including the Arapaho and Pike National Forests. Hiking, biking and rafting are particularly popular activities in the region. D…
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Western waters are very diverse. However, there are only about 10 "go-to" fly patterns that all fly anglers must carry to do well on waters from California's Eastern Sierra to Colorado's Rockies. That makes things easier, but when buyi…
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Colorado is home to more than 26 ski areas and resorts spread throughout its high country area. Locals and tourists alike gather to hit the slopes in this popular winter and early spring vacation destination. Aside from skiing and snow…
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Colorado is one of the country's most expansive states for year-around outdoor activities. Its mountains, forests and grasslands offer hiking, climbing, fishing and much more from spring through autumn. When the snows fall, Colorado sw…
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